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Wasn't tiis Trial.

| am compelled to throw you into
the cost, said justice of the peace,
addressing an old negro who had been
sued by a neighbor
" Whut yer mean by de cost, sah?"
mean that you viii have to pay the
expense of the trial.
" Want none o my trial, sab, Mr.. JEFF
ferson had me fotch up heah, an eff dat
'spense ter be paid Wy let him pay it.
'raint nothin ter me"
" Yes, but the cost has gone against
you"
But amt dun tole yer dat ii want
my case Oar want nothin in it fur me
no Say yer could fix it,
Here, YOU viii have u pay fifteen dol
lars or we'll sell your stock
Jist bercase Mr.. Jefferson he'd me
fotch heah | do think, sah--l do think
in the name o de Lawd dat dis is de wust
po' mans country / eber seed Er man
come eFlong an 'yites yer ter er trial an
den makes pay fer it Wush | had de
power o de ole prophet. Id have dis
curmunity 50 full o she bars dat ef Eoss
fly wouldn' hab room ter turn round"
THE REV GEO. II. THAYER. of Bour-
bon, Ind, says: Both myself and wife
owe our lives TO Sl.iioi's Consumption
Care." Sold by &. W Benford * Son.
4 horse in Edinburg, Scotland, dexter
ously catches rats that come anywhere
near his hanger
SHIlLoiI'S Cure Will Immediately re-
lieye Group, wEooping cough and bron-
chitis. Sold by Geo. w Benford < Son.
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Valuable Real Estate.

Ql VIRTUE of an order OF sale issued ont ofthe
d Orphans Court n Somerset County, Pa. to
me directed; VIII expose 90 sale by public ontcFy
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summer arrangement in effect since May %, 81.
NoRTirBotND TRIMS
JonNsTUwz EXPRESS No. 81.


IxdHes arrfres
Pittsburgh. 7.11a NJ Johustog.ii .f2si0 y n
lockwood I0.4Oa a m
Milford. .i01a 10
Somerset .....iI.gEj 10
Stoysfown-.ll.a7 IN
HoOversviIie is0a m
Bethel ---.--l2.lj p IN
Passenger from Pittsburgh change ears ior
points on the Somerset q Cambria az lockwood.
on sundays this train will run two hours late
from lockwood 20 Somerset. and Use hours LATE
from Somerset - Johustown.
SOMERSET ACCO&GODATION-So %.
Lfttsgs. arfna
Baltimore .iG00 a ~ SOMERSET. p IA
Pittsburgh .--- lI0 m
lockwood .-.. $50 IA
Milf0rl.......-..- 5.l5 pm
Passengers for Somerset from the east and sest
on the piitshnrgh Division. chanee car ~ Rnek-
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SOMERSET AoCoMNODATION-No. %. +
S0rTH- R0rND TRlLVg

Passengers for Somerset from the east and wesi
on the Pittsburgh Division, change cars at Rock
Mnnd
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AccoNMopATloN-No. 81 =

Passengers for points eas; and west change cars
40 lockwood.
ON Sundays this train will run twenty minutes
late from J0hnstoBu % lockwood.
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1oING CHIEFS Light Bay with black main
and laiL tie ls rising f0ur this -p-in- gali- lii
hands h'En. and weighs ten huudrel aEi fF
Whsu natEred. YoUNe CHIEF Is s'-ai By iii.t-
lino Chief he ay Bourbon Chief he hy IeHi.r
Chief. iAsfa HamhiUfonicn mare Mae-.c NlE
giei % Iam Allen, he hy Elnau alien rf- q
record o.. -.i5- YOUNG CHIEF Is sound ami -el-
tie. and isHsed for family aarza
HAEvFY KEIs6 Walter Heffiey-
hccucr. tlTaer
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YOUNG CHIEF.
DESCRIPTION.

" ms Farm three miles Sorihuesr af -r-aa7g.t.
Q ZEN DOLLARS INSURANCE. season beginning
National Republican., 1887-06-01

Lodge Meetings Tonight.
The following lodges meet tonight at the
places named:
Masonic Columbia, No. ., 1867 G. street;
Columbia Royal Arch. No. 3, Masonic Temple;
Potomac Commandery, Knights Tcmplar, No,
8, Georgetown; Washington Centennial, NO,
IL, Masonic Temple.
GA. .R.-Lincoln, No 8, Seventh and Lstreets;
Charles Sumner, No. 3, Ninth and d streets:
George A. Custer, No |, Ninth and ID streets;
Farragut, No. 10, Washington Hall, corner
pennsylvania avenue and Third street SOUTH
east. -
ment, odd Fellows Hall.
Order American Patriots. Washington Coun-
Gil, No. l, lie Droit building.
Knights of Pytbias-Franklin, No. 2, 200
Pennsylvania avenue southeast; Hermione,
No. II. Georgetown; Mount Vernon, No. O.,
Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street north
]. o. ofR-Union. No. 81, Sii Eighth street
northwest.
Junior order United American Mechanics
Golden Rule, No. o, Academy Hall, 1906 Thirty.
second street northwest; American Guard, No,
/, Cropley's Hall, Thirty first aud NJ streets.
A. J.. OF H.-Capital City, No. 1853, Seventh
and X streets northwest.
10. O. T-Columbia, No. q. 923 f street;
Fidelity, No. 81, Havnes's Hall. Anacostit.
r; 7; Of T.-Capital City, No. !, stidnam's
Hall, 1923 Seventh street northwest
Sons Of fJonadab-HUpe No!1i, Pennsylvania
avenue and Nineteenth street. - -
10. M.-Capital. No. II. Red MEMS. Hall, @,
between Sixth and Seventh streets northwest,
g. A. F.-Newton Camp, LIE Droit Building.
X. of H.-Federal, No. 1908, st. Cloud build.
ing Ninth aud F streets.
Go TO Beal's, $50 Pennsylvania avenue, for
coed cheap meals.
National Republican., 1887-06-01

l21Sc Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, TO-.
Csc Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, 2lc.
i21Sc Linen Collars, 8 for Csc.
12ke Linen Cuff, 1Oc par.
25c Crepe Lisse Ruhlings, 19c.
CSC Spanish Lace Scarfs and Fichus, 700.
25c Plain and Fancy Chemsettes, 17c.
7c Fancy Dotted Wells, SC each.
e20 Trimmed Hats for sl5. .. sd.
33o Straw Sailor Hats, Csc.
s1.9S Fancy Moire Sash Ribbons, sl.7o.
4sc Ribbons, 39c-sl.6s for sl.59.
4sc Ostrich Feather Tips 70 SOC.
csc China Silks for 79c.
lsc Fancy Cloth suiting, 15c.
Csc 22-inch surah Silks. 55c.
sl.29 Black Silks, 81.
CSC Black Satin Rhadame, SOC.
1Oc Fans for &c; 19c for 13c.
25c Fans for l9c; 400 for SOC.
CSC Fans for SOC: 9Sc for 700.
s2.9S Ostrich Feather Fans, S2.47.
CSC Jewelry for 19c: 49c for SOC.
$50 Jewelry for SOC; CSC for zoe.
s4.S9 Watches, all styles, s3.98,
$3.50 Real Diamond Pins and Earrings, ss.93.
l1.4y Real Gold watches, s9.o5.
Gsc Satin Coaching Paratols, $40. A
81 .5s Fancy Coaching Parasols, sl.37.
so.es for O.. as; AS for 87os.
s0.22 silk Umb.ellas. gold, silver top, $40.
sl.5s "Palais Royal Kid Gloves, sl.35. .-...
81. 10 Embroidered "Eiite" Kid Gloves, CSC.
CSC silk Mousquetaire Gloves, SOC.
4Sc Taffeta SILK Mousquetaires SOC.
SOC Pure SILK Mitts for 25c
1Sc All.Silk Mitts for 15c.
25c Pocketbooks and Satchels, 19c.
49c for soc; csc for zoe.
$3.50 Travelling Bags for s2.9S.
CSC Tourists for toilet articles, 49c.
TIC Dolls, soc; 49c for SOC.
25c Rubber Dolls for 19c.
81 .6S Vestfront Jerseys, el.4j.
81 .oS Braided Jerseys, Sl.45.
$3.50 Chemisette Jersey, si.9s.
s2.oS Beaded Jerseys, S2.6s.
sJ.6S White Lawn Strits, e3.98.
s6.9s Suits, s595; s5.9S for $780,
50 Suits for sos; sli.6S for Sl1.
s35.9S Black Lace Dresses for s32.
s9.37 Newmarke,s, for travelling $3.50.
sl7.35 Camel's Hair Wraps, sl5.
Csc Calico Wrappers. soc. .t
| 81 AS Cashmere Shawls, Sl.29.
s4.9s London Tailor.made Jackets, s3.9s.
| CSC Fancy Lisle Thread Hose, zoe.
49c Lisle Hoss, split feet, aic. -
SOC Silk Finished Lisle Hose, 3Se.
| i4c India Gauze Vests. $50.
| CSC Ribbed Lisle-thread Vests, s3c.
National Republican., 1887-06-01
building Permits.

The following building permits were is
sued yesterday: Mrs. NJ. f. Richards, to
erect brick dwelling, numbered 1901 Thir-
teenth street northwest; 50 500. G. w.
Handy; to erect brick dwelling, numbered
1117 o street northwest; $4,000. G. v.
Trott, to erect two brick dwellings, num-
t Wm anu tn srsct Tsm
dwelling and store, Seventh street road and
Whitney avenue, county; $4,000. 7. A,
King, to erect brl,k stable In rear Of 617
Fcur-and-a-halfs street southwest; $3.50. j
II. Wilson, to alter No. 1914 p street north
west; 500. 9. G. Thorn, to repair No. 1918
+ street northwest; $500. Mrs. A. Carter
to alter Nos. 71S and 720 Four-and -a-hali
street southwest; 5000.
National Republican., 1887-06-01
Marriage Licensee.


The following marriage licenses have been
issued: ]. Il. Austin and L. NJ. Brown, both Of
Richmond, Va; John Welch and Alice Pear
man, both of Richmond, Va; Charles p. Soles
and Annie NJ. Blandenship both of Richmond, !,
Va; o. +. Lucas and Kate Hutohison, both OF
Richmond. Va; Caleenus Dorsey and Lucinda
Simpson,; Bell Lewis and Lou smith; J. Il.
Nelins, OF Virginia, and NJ. Rosalie Cunning
ham, of this city; Henry, Loyeless, Of Fairfax
county, Va, and Julia Kidwell, of Loudouu
county, Va; VIM. Tripp, Jrr., and Mary A. nar.
per; Noble Rush and Bridget Morrison; ]. II.
Smith. of this city, and Kate r. Richmond, of
England Elmer +. King, of Georgetown, D.
c., and Maggie Piper, Of Sandusky. Ohio; VIM.
Giacchette, OF Fortress Monroe, Va. aud Mol
lie Goodwin, Of this city; Thomas II. McCague,
of Omaha. Neb., and Minnie G. Crowcll, OF
this city; Frank Alderman, of .Westchester
county, N. Y, and Emma Hood, of Warrenton,
Va; VIM. II. Crawley and Louisa Webb; AT.
thur ]. Parsons, of Milton, Mass. and Agnes
s. Royal. Of this city; VIM. II. HARRISON of
Laurel, Md, and Ella V. Marlow, of this city;
George H. Dorsey and Annie d. Medley, both
of Maryland: John 7. Delahay, of Maryland,
and Annie Beckert, Of this city; Ed. Y. CHM,
of Chicago, ILL.,, and Deleesline Harbert. OF
this city; Thomas A. Perry aud Mary A. Potee;
Thomas J. McNickle and Johanna A. Don.
oghue.
National Republican., 1887-06-01
All.wool Dark Mixed suits, $40. Else hans " &E
Marine Products Inspe.lted.

During the past week the following
marine products arrived and were In
spected; Herring, 9l,sOO; shhd, 1913;
punches Of fish, 6,S2l; sheephead, 12o; stur-
geon, ia; porgies, 40; Spanish mi ickerel, 10;
clans, 173,000; crabs, 10000; SEP turtle, 8,
, and bushels OF oysters, 750. Tbf following
were condemned: Crabs, $500; punches OF
fish, 1891 ciams' $500; sheepheid, 2, and |
National Republican., 1887-06-01
All-wool Indigo Blue suits, $40. Elscn pans, "a
The ChamberlIn HoteI

The plans for the new hotel at Fort
Monroe, authorized by the last Congress.
have been approved by the Secretary Of
War, and were yesterday returned to Mr..
Chsmberlln with authority to commence
work. The building is to be SOC feet long
by 800 feet wide, and will conthin about
five hundred rooms. The mairI entrance
will be on the avenue running to the water,
directly opposite the Hygeia Hbtel. The
building will conform to the lines OF the
water front, and suits OF parlors 200 feet
long will face the water. AT the end Of a
long veranda will be a mammoth dining
room over hundred feet long, and 1t will
face the water on two sides. There will be
dancing hall 100 feet by 90 fd let with an
National Republican., 1887-06-01
SOUVENIRS
OF
THE PALAIS ROYAL IS
NINTH GRAND SUMMER
OP E IN 7 N CT !.
xxA AkkAtkt& kttt

10c Nurses Tucked Aprons, 15c.
23c Nurses Embroidered Caps, 17c.
75c Corsets, all styles, soc.
Csc Bustles, to wear with reeds, 1oc.
csc Embroidered India Linen sacques, CSC.
clio Alarm Clocks, csc. .,..
d9c japanese ware for 4lc.
25c Boxes Note Paper, 2lc.
ice Pears Soap for DC.
15c Bottles Bay Rum, 12c.
Csc Bottles Florida Water. 19c.
el.l5 Embroidered Cambria Chemises, $50.
s5c Embroidered Cambria Nightgowns. soc.
CSC Embroidered Short Underskirts, SOC.
81 .S5 Embroidered Runle Skirts, sl.l8.
Hc Best Muslin Drawers, $50.
csc Embroidered Corset Covers, roc.
l2c Stamped Linen Tides, Sc.
. SOC Stamped Linen scarfs, 27c.
q l.5O ss-size Damask Napkins, s1.39.
Csc 2Oinch Cotton Birdeye, soc.
SLIGO 81 Turkey Red Table Covers, sl.42.
4so 2ixis Fine Damask Towels, 42c.
1910 Pillow-ease Cotton, 9l5c.
Barker's Mills and Androscoggin Muslin, TIC.
1870 Check Nainfook, all styles, lie.
19c Ecru Striped Pique, 15c.
29c 20 inch Terry Cloth, 22c.
The following at 10 per cent. discount:
Laces, Embroideries Dress Trimmings. But
tons, Fancy Baskets, Oriental Goods.
CHILDREN'S
sc Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, DC.
Csc Lace aud Embroidered Collars, 19c.
s2.4s sateen Dresses, all sizes, si.9s.
CSC Lisle- thread Hose, all Sizes 22c.
Csc Mother Hubbard" Aprons, 19c.
81 is Prettily Embroidered Dresses, sSc.
CSC Null Caps, patent high backs, s5c.
SOC Infants Cambria Slips, 29c
GENTLEMEN's
25c Half Hose for 100.
65c ualf Hose for 29c; 4Sc for Acc.
25c Gauze Underwear, 2lc.
SIC Balbriggan Underwear, 2sc. .e
4Sc Underwear, all styles, 42c.
25c Scarfa, all styles, for 19c,
Soc for 29c; 44c for SIC.
CSC "Palais Royal Shirts, 7sc.
9Sc French Percale Shirts, SIC.
si.S5 Wool Bicycle Shirts, s1.lS.
78c Fancy-trimmed Nightshirts, 67c.
20c Cuff, 1sc; 15c Collars, lie.
25c Silk Embossed suspenders, 19c.
s2.25 Twill-Silk Umbrellas, sls9.
s1.50 Genuine Gloria Umbrellas. sl.3s.
26c Pure Linen Handkerchief, 19c.
CSC English Kid Gloves, 79c.
National Republican., 1887-06-01
Ont 10 the DIstriot Lile,

1t is proposed to extend Pdpnsylvania
avenue southeast from the Eastern branch
TO the District line. The land has been do
been mapped out for that purpose.
Preparations are being made to lay out
village named Cleveland on the ave-
nue.. The site will have 100 acres, which
will be divided up into 1900 building lots,
and will front half mile on the avenue.
National Republican., 1887-06-01
ADMISSIONS TO THE BAR.

New Rule of the Court to Govern Ap-
plfcatiOns.
The supreme court Of the District yes
terday announced the following rule to
govern the cases of applicants for admis-
sion to the bar, viz: Each applicant for ad-
mission to the bar shall file with the clerk
an application In writing in which he shall
state, under oath or affirmation, his name,
age, and residence, with what attorney he
has studied law or In what law school, and
when and for what length Of time he has so
studied, and also what books he has read,
and upon the filing Of such application 1t
shall, without further order OF the court,
be referred to the committee for examlna-
tion for their action.
National Republican., 1887-06-01
EASTERN BRANCH BRIDGE.

Plans Prepared and Submitted to the
Chief Engineer.
Col. Hains yesterday submitted to the
chief Of engineers his report, estimate, and
outline plans for the proposed new bridge
across the Eastern branch at the foot Of
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. Nothing
can be learned of the bridge until the chief
OF engineers has fully considered and ap-
proved the plans. Col. Hains says that It
will be substantial structure amply suffi-
cient for the purposes for which 1t is In
tended. He further says that there are no
obstacles In the way Of Its constr pction.
National Republican., 1887-06-01
variety ut IS
Highland County Club.

The Highland County Club Is differed as
follows: L. G. Hine, president; Austin Herr,
vice president; ]. ?. swormsted', secretary;
&. G. Duncanson. treasurer; #. Hume, W. A.
Gordon, $. 4. Suit L. X. Johnson. II. ID. Cooke,
J. +. Waggaman, W. w. Mccullough. r.
Gwynne, Fl. B. Hobbs, G. G. Cole, and b. K,
Pletn, governors.
They have purchased tho Bishop Plnkney
house, near Bladen burg, Md, and are now
engaged in improvii & l., aud p omise to have
an elegant and comfortable place when the
work Is finished.
National Republican., 1887-06-01

Wm. Wheeler, colored, was badly cut Nom
day night by an unknown colored man at q
picnic given on Analosan Island. At tho
time OF the cutting he was dancing with gay
and buxom girl, and his "shines' made her
slashed him across the left thigh with a razor,
inficting an ugly wound. Wheeler was yes
terday removed TO Freedman's Hospital
National Republican., 1887-06-01
A Printer,a Error.

Sweet are the uses of Adrrsity, the printers
copy said, but he set II up, sweet are the uses
sickness and suffering have seen the advertise
nent ofsome sovereign remedy, which upon
trial has brought them from Deaths door.
'.The best thing ever. saw in my paper was
the adyertis, nent of DR.. Picrce's Golden
Medical Discovery" is again aud again the
testimony ofthose who have been healed by
1t of lung disease, bronchial affections, tumors,
ulcers liver complaints and the ills to which
flesh Is heir,
National Republican., 1887-06-01
Fire Department Changes.

Changes have been made In the fire de
partment as follows: John F. Maddox, act
request, been restored to duty as foreman
of engine company No. 9; and Foreman w.
7. Belt has been promoted to the vacancy;
Private s. r. Henry has been appointed to
vacancy made by the resignation of Tiller-
man Daniel F. Craven; Private j. j. Swee-
ney has resigned, and j. Z. Hooper and
Frank Cross have been appointed prlvates
ON probation OF six months.
National Republican., 1887-06-01
WOOL Dark Mixed suits, $40. Eisemau's,7&E
Robberies Reported.

Rev. James A. Buck, pastor Of Rock Creek
Church, Saturday afternoon, while leaving the
steamer Corcoran at her wharf, foot of Seventh
street, had his pocket picked of a gold watch
and a pocketbook containing drafts for 81, 1922
and SO. Miss Maggie Clark, of 9l5 East Capt..
house was robbed of black silk dress and
basque, red silk dress trimmed with black
thread lace. bangle bracelet with eight 81 gold
pieces and small gold elephant attached, one
enamel ring, pair of plain gold earrings, and O
pair of chain bracelets. Mr. James d. DON
nelly, S2S Fourteenth street northwest, reports
his house entered between / and G o'clock
Monday morning and $50 In silver stoien
National Republican., 1887-06-01
Education of Colored youths.

The commissioners have referred to the
school board for consideration the propos.-
ton of the Institute for the Education of
Colored Youths to rent two rooms In the
Miner school building and the entire build
ing at the corner of FouI-and-a-half street
and Maryland avenue for school purposes
in the DIatrict
National Republican., 1887-06-01

been awarded patents Frank b. 7. Bell,
center marking device; August o. Bostrom,
hydraulic excavator: Isaac NJ Chase, multiple
steam generator; Andrew NJ. Coyle, method OF
and apparatus for distilling water; Henry T..
Giles, steam engine governor, aud Thomas ID.
WorIall, type writing machine.
National Republican., 1887-06-01
Suicide of u Bookbinder.

Mr.. j. A. Maurer, who was employed as
a bookbinder at the government printing
office, committed suicide at the residence Of
his parents in Baltimore on Monday after
noon. Half ON ounce Of laudanum was the
means Employed, at about p. M, to reach
the end, which occurred five hours later, in
spite of medical interfer ence. He was Al
wears Of age and single,
National Republican., 1887-06-01
Liquor Licenses Granted.

The following wholesale liquor licenses
were granted yesterday by the commission
ers; Lee Humphries, P. Fisher, IL. LEIGH,
Ellen Sullivan, and Thomas Shea. Bar
room licenses have also been granted VIM.
Ragan, VIM. b. Parnell Il Co., Denis Drls-
coll, John Walsh, and Richard Ryan.
National Republican., 1887-06-01
Great Diamond Sale.

"a carat solitaire ring only sl7, worth s25
l carat solitaire ring only ei5, worth s65; cara
solitaire earrings only $50 worth S75; 2 cara
solitaire earrings only $40 worth $3.50; elegan
opal and diamond ring, $50, worth s75; elegan
emerald and diamond ring, SIS, worth s65
pretty diamond ring star band $40; pretty dia
mond earrings, flower pattern $40; pretty dia
mond lacepin, flower pattern, $40; 5-stone clus
ter ring, f22, worth e35; loose diamonds sole
and set 10 order r. HARRIS & Co., 432 7th st.
National Republican., 1887-06-01
Two separate shows at Kernan,s.I
Hanging by a Shoestrinr

Jennie Minor, colored, who was arrested BY
officer Croft at o'clock yesterday morning fo
disorderIy conduct, attempted at $3.50 o'cioel
10 commit suicide in her cell at the sixth
precinct by hanging herself TO the cell doo
with her shoestrings. An old woman In tn,
Keeper Garner cut her down in time to save
her life.
National Republican., 1887-06-01
r. Fl. TAYLOR,
933 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Thin Goods for Hot Weather,
SEATON PERRY,

(successor to Perry a. Brother).
COMPLETE STOCK OF NEW BRITISH AND
FRENCH WHITE GOODS. VIZ:
INDIA LINENS, FROM 12]1c. TO soc. PER
v1of6Rih fSRRi AND PERSIAN LAWNS, FROM
BAriSfE II5i1 C Claire, Air FRENCH NAINsooKs,
E6ks NufF FkfEEH sENqESs MSsLNs hkMSs Wife MFFE
pttkE LINEN LAWNS, FROM Csc. TO 81
NEwE EtE Mnlfk AND EoRu EMBROIDERED
EMRoipERED INDIA PoNGEEs AT
"GREATLY REDUCED PRICES" ne; ,o,,
"MARKED-DoWN PRICES ON PARIS COM
NOVELTIES nsEHi a9l II EMBROIDERED BAT1srE
AND ZEPHYR ROBES. nm
IMfoRTEpS ALLM99h WOO siyH VI bEsIdNs RE
srsS sc. 8 6uhkfT9 I4fPi PLAIN AND FIGURED
gfHa FEESST 81 sAEEs5 ny SwE II
ALL THE NEWEST PATTERNS IN AMBER
SONS CELEBRATED SCOTCH sN GINS,
sucKhRs, hAhi! SffSiiN NEW iNpf1 GRiNkkEs, zAN.
Ghhfs. 6ihGS AND .bfhffE fBhTisfE, HANGING FROM
"sFFGfAL iiiIi ~ oBESSiRieAINsn IN PLAIN AND
FIGURED INDIA SILKS AT 7oc'' &c.,
.rXTRR XATfRRR 'irNDUcEMENTsn IN BLACK AND
CoLoRED sURAH SILKS AT 75c., 81,
si,95, $50, AND sl.75.
NEW RI,ACK TWISTED SILK GRENADINES
Isl, 81 %, $3.50, s1.75. AND s2.
BEST MAKES, GAUZE AND MEDIUM
WEIGHT MERINO UNDERWEAR, ALL
STYLES AND SIZES.
ss-pLhIN FIGURES AND COB RIOT
PRICES.
sEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING
Pennsylvania AVENUE. CORNER SH sT.
Established 1910.
National Republican., 1887-06-01
All wool Stripe suits, slo EIsemans, 7th & E
The Bible Society,

The Washington City Bible Society held It's
regular monthly meeting last Monday evening
at the rooms of the Young Men's Christian As
sociation. Vice President Lyman pre- siding. The
treasurer reported receipts In the month S7S.22
Of which ea5 was from anniversary collection
disbursements, 97.l0; balance on hand, Sl34. 80
Grants Of thirty-seven Bibles and fifty Testa.
mepts were reported. The treasurer was d.
rected TO remit s76 to the American Bible DO
Ciety.
National Republican., 1887-06-01
The Babies Cry for &c,

And Tie old folks laugh when they iind that
the pleasant California liquid fruit remedy,
syn Of Figs, is more easily taken and more
I'M d'cincs. II is most valuable family rem.
G.! 10 act on the bowels, to cleanse the sys-
ter nd TO dispel colds, headaches aud fevers.
hIl lfaetured only by the California Fig
sylt p Company, San Francisco, Gal. For sale
by al leading druggists
National Republican., 1887-06-01
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences in and About the
City.

City.
The commissioners yesterday an 1ulled tho
revocation OF Dorlce Nsgle's license.
The netreceipts 10 the policemen s'fund from
the recent excursion is between 5000 and 500.
james L. Parsons has been awarded the co L
tract for erecting the partitions In the pate 4
office.
Mr.. b. T. swart has sold his farm on Broad
branch road, containing 172.67 acres, 70 NJ. J.
II. Dos Passos for sS6,335.
Mai. Blood, OF the probation agency. has
secured room in the health Office, which Will
be opened to-day for business.
The case against Charles Burroughs, charged
in the police court yesterday with assault on
John Kohler, has been continued until Friday.
Annie Johnson, colored, was given sixty
days in jail yesterday by Judge Smell for cutting
sarah johnson, also colored. in the back with
knife.
Philip II. Watts. .the resident of )wie, Nd.
who did 80 much destruction there last Friday
while on a drunken spree, has been released
from the Marlboro jail o1 bail.
National Republican., 1887-06-01
AlI.wool pIaid suIts, slO. Eiseman,s, 7th 8 !
Jnokson Groye Cnmn Maatinn.

The camp meeting at Jackson Grove, about
~ ty.flve miles out on the Baltimore and
Pc, nae railroad, under the auspices of the
No hOdist Protestant Church, commences this
ye' he last week in July, and closes the 10th
Of I, gust.
National Republican., 1887-06-01
Dairy Mazda Drill,

For the benefit of the Fifteenth Street
Methodist Episcopal Church number OF
young ladies will give an exhibition of the
dairy maids drill at the National Rifles
Hall next Friday night. The entertain
ment promises to be an enjoyable one.
National Republican., 1887-06-01
Special Attention
Is called to the remarkable reduction
In the following lots;

10 NaAiSu w bho aNNANNAo'A
In the following lots:
Mems Navy and Mode
Isle Thread Half Hose re-
duced to CSC per pair.
Mems Fancy and Plain
Colored Cotton Half Hose
reduced to a5c per pair.
A lot of 26 and 2S in. Silk
and Gloria Umbrellas re-
duced to less than cost.
Punjab and Four-in-Hand
Summer Wash Scarfs re-
duced to 3 for ST..
Boys Shirt Waists, best
quality Of French Percale,
reduced to $1.2o.
New Windsor Bows, either
with shield or band.
National Republican., 1887-06-01
Patents to Home Folks,

Beal, $50 Pennsylvan Ia avenue, has the
best OF everything to eat cheap,
National Republican., 1887-06-01

PERFORMANCE at Kernans one OF the best
this season. ."-Poa Cheap prices.